Picture shows the model with arm aimed to the right. Can it be aimed to the left?
41677
Actually, the picture above shows the arm aimed to the left. I am assuming that you would like to know if it can be installed in the opposite direction (with the arm extending to the right). Yes, in fact we installed ours extending to the right.
41678
You should mount it so the open end is away from you. This is so when you rip the paper off it doesn't come off the small end.
41679
There is an exposed screw on the bottom which you would see if you turned it the other way. Not sure whether it would have any impact on the functionality.
41680
YES...there is an allen screw attaching the bar to the base..simply loosen it and a turn the bar 180 degrees and the set screw will still be on the bottom.
41681
You can mount it any way you wish. Left, right, up. Just don't mount it down the paper will fall off :).
41682
Yep... just flip it over. It is better to the right as it conceals the set screw on the bottom.
1308267
Unfortunately you cannot move it to the right side because the arm has aligning holes with the chase that you screw in to hold it in place.
639107
It's for right handed ...sits across right shoulder and camera on left side of body.... but i guess left handers can use it too if camera is on left side of body ..not sure
812084
Yes, it swivels left and right. it also will totally straighten. I absolutely love mine. It can also be used as a slave flash.
1227206
I don't think so. There are tons of other models with arms. Typically people choose this one in preference without arms.
877503
It is made for right handed individuals but if you want the battery facing forward a left hander can make use of it. Not practicle though.
1139886
Press it to release the magazine. It is designed for both left and right handed shooters
431308
No. only left as pictured. never inquired with seller if right hands eere an option though...
1302015
The mount will allow you to aim it in any direction except yourself. Editing/flipping will be required depending on mounting position.
892842
Hi Skot! The arm is movable so you will be able to modify the position as you see fit.
714600
The one shown is right handed, as is the one I own. The release would need to be on the outside for your index finger to push it.
689562
Yes you can, hawever, you need to make sure the possitions are correct. What i mean is that, the left and right allerts correctly in the lightting devise.
1366795
It does not appear that this is possible. The lever is attached to a hard extruded plastic elbow that looks like it is engineered for only a right-handed mount. This was be good feedback to Hamilton Beach on the design to allow this adaption and flexibility in the future for their left-handed customer base.
1766471
No, the lens are fixed and directed ahead. You can only move it left-right / up-down for some degrees.
1256119
If you zoom in on the photo the package says "reversible so it should work for both right and left.
1009438
Not in the way you're asking. I mean, I'm left-handed and I can use it fine, but there is no way to assemble it so that the crank is on the left side. You could hold it upside-down or backwards and crank it towards you, as well.
1849094
No more so than a right hander. This thing is not all it's cracked up to be. I've used mine twice. I wish I had not bought it.